The Danube truck (Kladovo) was taken, along with the retrieved contents, by General Vlastimir Djordjevic - we think those bodies were placed in the Batajnica grounds and the truck destroyed at Petrovo Selo, but the results of Vlastimir's investigation haven't been forthcoming perhaps because he's currently on trail with 5 of his cohorts in the Hague. It is interesting to note that Slobo himself acknowledged the existence of the Danube truck, though his explanation was that the bodies were immigrants who were being smuggled and the truck (belonging to a company from Prizren) fell into the river.
The Lake Perucac truck yielded its grisly contents to a clean-up crew who buried the corpses in a mass grave at Derventa - that mass grave has since been exhumed and 48 bodies recovered, with identification documents tying them to the Djakovica region in Kosovo.
Again, whether the Albanians were transported into Serbia in freezer trucks or on magic carpets is immaterial to anything other than the logistics of the Serbian crime scene clean-up operation. That the operation itself happened is beyond question, rendering the objections you raise moot, as I stated previously.
Is there any reliable evidence how they were killed, or when? By whom? Do two trucks prove Kanidch's "theory?"
You can't plant a body in your neighbor's yard and claim that it is a proof that he killed someone. Judicial systems require more than allegations because you cannot prove things with allegations of who might be, or what we think it might be, or why we think it might be. Kandich did not just report the incidents — she made definitive claims, as facts, without evidence to support such claims. That's how she operates. Kandich is also blatantly one-sided, which further erodes her credibility.